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NPC-21 Low dose for Cytomegalovirus
Study Summary
This trial is testing a drug to prevent CMV infection in people who are getting a kidney transplant from a donor who has CMV.
- Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
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Has the FDA sanctioned NPC-21 Low dose for public use?
"On a safety scale from 1 to 3, NPC-21 Low dose scored 2 due to existing clinical evidence for its security; however, no data exists yet confirming its efficacy."
Are participants who are over thirty-five years old eligible for this research?
"Based on the parameters outlined in this trial's entry requirements, participants must not be younger than 18 and should not exceed 76 years of age."
Are any individuals currently being recruited to participate in this research?
"Per clinicaltrials.gov, this medical trial is currently not seeking patients for enrollment. The protocol was first published on June 1st 2020 and last updated October 14th 2022. Notwithstanding, there are 54 other trials actively recruiting participants right now."
Who is eligible for enrollment in this research experiment?
"This medical experiment allows 108 individuals, between 18 and 76 years of age, suffering from cytomegalovirus to take part. Criteria for eligibility includes: the ability to complete a kidney transplant as per institutional standards; seronegativity pre-transplantation; having received or scheduled to receive a first kidney transplant from CMV seropositive donor within 7 days prior to drug administration."
How many sites are overseeing this research project?
"Recruitment for this clinical trial is underway in 13 distinct medical centres, such as The Christ Hospital based in Cincinnati and the University of Michigan located in Ann Arbor. Additionally Washington University School of Medicine is also participating with 10 other sites enrolling patients."
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